Dr Rhett Martin | Governing Nature at the Edge of Collapse • scientia.global

For millions of men, ageing brings with it a set of frustrating and often disruptive urinary symptoms. These symptoms, caused by benign prostatic hyperplasia, or BPH, can affect sleep, confidence, and...

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Dr. Colleen Fisher | Singing to the Lions: Tackling Childhood Trauma in Zimbabwe Through Creative Psychosocial Support • scientia.global

Mental health challenges are one of the biggest issues facing children and adolescents across the world, particularly in low-resource settings. In Zimbabwe, a 3-day intervention called Singing to the ...

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Assoc Prof. Nicholas Brown | Rethinking Prostate Care: A New Frontier in Treating Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia • scientia.global

For millions of men, ageing brings with it a set of frustrating and often disruptive urinary symptoms. These symptoms, caused by benign prostatic hyperplasia, or BPH, can affect sleep, confidence, and...

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Jean Lycke | Addressing Unmet Medical Needs in Mucosal Disease: A Close-to-Market Innovation Approach • scientia.global

Recurrent Aphthous Stomatitis (RAS) is an oral condition characterized by one or several painful mucosal ulcers. RAS affects a large proportion of the population and has a point prevalence of approxim...

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The Translational Asian Agerelated Macular Degeneration Program Phase 2 (TAAP-2): Reimagining the Future of Vision Care • scientia.global

Age-related macular degeneration, often abbreviated as AMD, is one of the leading causes of vision loss among older adults worldwide. In Asia, where populations are ageing rapidly, its impact is parti...

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Ms. Aikaterini Dritsoula | Looking Beyond Snoring: How Hidden Airway Problems Shape Children’s Sleep • scientia.global

For many parents, a child’s snoring may seem harmless, even endearing. Yet in some cases, it signals something more serious. Obstructive sleep apnoea is a condition in which a child’s breathing is rep...

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Sara F Martin | The New Paradigm: Two Fundamental 22-year Solar Cycles Always Present on the Sun • scientia.global

For millennia, humans have looked up towards the life-giving Sun and sought to understand its nature. One of its earliest features noticeable before the age of technology was the presence of small dar...

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Professor Neil Coffee - Professor Vincent Versace | Mapping Health Access: Using Address-Level Intelligence for Smarter Services • scientia.global

Accessing healthcare is a serious challenge for people living in rural and remote Australia. Large distances, sparse populations, and limited services can prevent residents from receiving care when th...

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Prof Candis M. Morello - Prof Jan D. Hirsch | Recent innovations in pharmacy education • scientia.global

A pioneering research team from the Skaggs School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of California, San Diego, United States, has been instrumental in developing innovative techniques...

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Professor Michael Yarus | How RNA Started the Conversation That Built Life • scientia.global

The genetic code stores the instructions for building proteins, yet how it first arose remains unclear. It likely did not appear fully formed, but instead emerged step by step from simple chemical int...

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Identifying Nutritional Risk in Early Childhood: Insights from NutriSTEP® • scientia.global

Early childhood is a critical period for growth and development, yet many young children face nutritionrelated risks that can go unnoticed. Professor Janis Randall Simpson and colleagues have develope...

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Professor Tony Gerard Butler | Mental Health Treatment: A Critical Pathway in the Criminal Justice System • scientia.global

Professor Tony Butler of the University of New South Wales explores the dynamic relationship between mental health and justice, unravelling the transformative potential of mental health treatment in t...

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Professor Tian Yu Cao | Twistor Theory: A New Framework for Quantum Gravity • scientia.global

At Boston University, Professor Tian Yu Cao is rethinking the foundations of modern physics. His work builds on twistor theory which demonstrates that spacetime is secondarily derived from twistor con...

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Professor Mikhail V. Medvedev | Plasma Waves in Extreme Magnetic Fields: Exploring the Quantum Regime • scientia.global

In environments where magnetic fields exceed even the limits of classical physics, such as magnetars and next-generation laser experiments, plasma behaviour is fundamentally altered by quantum effects...

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Alex Spezowka | Responsible Research Writing in the Age of AI: From Detection to Transparency • scientia.global

Artificial intelligence is often discussed as a future challenge for research, yet it is already shaping how many papers are written. Drawing on emerging evidence and recent analysis, work led by Alex...

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Alex Spezowka | Responsible Research Writing in the Age of AI: From Detection to Transparency • scientia.global

Artificial intelligence is often discussed as a future challenge for research, yet it is already shaping how many papers are written. Drawing on emerging evidence and recent analysis, work led by Alex...

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Laura Daniela Muñoz Duarte - Jo Philips | Rethinking Hydrogen Use in Acetogenic Bacteria: Kinetics, Thresholds, and Biotechnological Potential • scientia.global

Acetogenic bacteria can convert carbon dioxide and hydrogen into useful products, making them promising tools for sustainable biotechnology. Research led by Laura Muñoz and Jo Philips reveals that hyd...

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Dr Lynn George | A New Link Between Elongator Dysfunction and TDP-43 Loss in ALS • scientia.global

At Montana State University Billings, Dr Lynn George and her team are investigating the cellular mechanisms underlying amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Using a new mouse model, their research reve...

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Professor Gino Verleye - Wim Vermeulen | Credibility of Green Advertising: Six Elements That Drive Credibility in Green Advertising • scientia.global

Green advertising is becoming an increasingly important means of differentiation in modern markets. Organisations that can credibly communicate their environmental sustainability efforts are often bet...

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Dr David Hansen - Abhishek Juneja | Coming of Age: Active Balancing in Adolescence • scientia.global

Adolescence, the transitional stage between childhood and adulthood, comes with challenges as well opportunities for growth and learning.

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Jella van de Laak | Could Tumour- Targeting Bacteria Enhance Cancer Immunotherapy? • scientia.global

Cancer immunotherapy has transformed treatment outcomes, yet many patients still fail to respond. At Maastricht University, Jella van de Laak, working with Professor Ludwig Dubois and Professor Jan Th...

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Distinguished Professor Michael Zhdanov | Mapping Magma and Drilling for Oil: New Methods for Geophysical Modelling • scientia.global

Geophysicists use a variety of different methods to peer beneath the Earth’s surface. Seismic activity, gravitational fields , and magnetic fields each offer their own windows into the world undergrou...

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Professor Jessica Rose | Every Step Matters: The Science Behind Walking in Cerebral Palsy • scientia.global

Cerebral palsy is the most common childhood motor disorder and leads to lifelong difficulties with walking. Alongside colleagues at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital, as well as national and internat...

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Dr David Berry | Bridging the gap between Agriculture and Automation • scientia.global

As automation and controlled environments reshape modern farming, the need for technicians who understand both plant science and engineering is rapidly increasing. At Virginia Western Community Colleg...

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Professor Deanna Sellnow | How Strategic Communication Can Save Lives When Crisis Hits • scientia.global

Professor Deanna Sellnow from Clemson University argues that crisis and risk communication research must evolve beyond simply describing and deconstructing problems to actively empowering people prote...

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Dr Suzan Ilcan | Building Bridges Across Difference: How Women Refugees and Volunteers Foster Solidarity in Cyprus • scientia.global

Across Europe, refugees and asylum seekers often find themselves in precarious situations, facing limited access to housing, employment, education, and legal protection. While government responses hav...

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Scientia Issue #156 | Hacking the brain over our lifetime • scientia.global

Happy New Year from us at Scientia! We hope this time off enabled you all to recharge your batteries and get ready for new challenges. Getting time away from work and screens reminded me of why we do ...

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Minding our business • scientia.global

After explaining the concept of open impact in last issue’s editorial, we learnt about the aims of this publication. Now, Nick answers some questions regarding the process and how we produce the arti...

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Dr Roustem Miftahof - Dr Fred Makaroff | Love Your Brain Like Your Body - Use Neurolytics© • scientia.global

Brain and mental disorders are conditions that disrupt how the brain works, affecting how people think, feel, or behave. The current insufficient approach to diagnosing these conditions has contribute...

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Dr Alex Fedoseyev | Unravelling Turbulence Mysteries • scientia.global

Turbulence remains one of the most enigmatic and poorly understood phenomena in physics, despite being ubiquitous in nature and everyday life—from the experience of flying through turbulent air, to dr...

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